Inspectors: Only One Syrian Chemical Weapons Site Remains

When the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) confirmed all chemical weapons manufacturing equipment destroyed in Syria last week, there were two storage sites that they hadn’t visited because they were too dangerous.

The OPCW has confirmed several deadlines already met by Syria, and today’s report once again confirms good progress being made, though the questions of how the disarmament can continue with funding expected to run out in a matter of weeks remains unanswered.

The vast majority of Syria’s chemical arsenal is in the form of unweaponized chemicals. Their neutralization is expected to take place abroad, since the civil war makes the process difficult to do domestically, though with both Lebanon and Norway refusing to take the chemicals in, it remains to be seen where they’ll actually wind up.

Author: Jason Ditz

looks like everything is going on schedule, once they are disarmed and no longer a threat we can start this war already!
you know because assad still has saddam's nuclear weapons and could nuke us at any time!